#Infections

Neil O'Brien MP

NeilDotObrien

How to handle the Covid pandemic is the most important issue facing MPs right now.So I wonder why Julia objects to me questioning the claims of her fellow covid-sceptics?Here's a

Lisa Du

lisadont

1/ An integral but low-key part of Japan’s coronavirus response were its public health centers. These centers were early gatekeepers, helping contact trace infections from the very 1st cases &

Atomsk's Sanakan

AtomsksSanakan

1/JWanted to address some issues in the thread below from another immunologist. Should be a nice change-of-pace from dealing with obvious nonsense from disingenuous denialists.https://twitter.com/michaelmina_lab/status/1357344439673397249ht

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

Many discussions about #COVID19 boil down to wether the virus is 'just like the flu' or 'nothing like the flu'. As such, I felt it may be useful to provide

Brett Kelman

BrettKelman

Today, The @Tennessean published an investigation in which I identify dozens of links between known coronavirus clusters in Nashville through an analysis of contact tracing data. This is my most

Simon Mullings

spikemullings

Nobody should be evicted from their home in the current situation.Nobody should have to travel to court or be at court to try to save their home at the current

Andrew Flood 👨🏻‍💻📝🕺

andrewflood

Iceland is testing on arrival, from the number of cases they have detected a normal years tourism to Ireland ( just under 10 million visitors) would result in the importation

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

A lot of people have asked why the CDC estimates close to 100M total US COVID-19 infections (28%) by Dec 1, while http://covid19-projections.com only estimates 58M (17%).I believe there are

Mac n’ Chise 🧬🧫🦠

sailorrooscout

It is important to point out that the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is effective against the B.1.1.7 variant and reduces virus shedding and transmission. With this most likely being the dominate strain,

Tomas Pueyo

tomaspueyo

The new strain of #COVID is more transmissible. Will it be deadlier?Many ppl think not: "If a virus kills more quickly, it has fewer opportunities to spread. It's the transmission-virulence

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

I'm increasingly seeing people quote a single 'global' estimate of infection fatality risk (IFR) for SARS-CoV-2 & use this value to try and make conclusions about specific countries. But, of

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LynnFynn3

1) They got it wrong and now they’re largely tracking it wrong. I say they, because I predicted this early on, and it only gets worse. Did you know the

David Pritchard

drpritch2

1/ Let's talk about the border, #COVID19canada and #COVID19Ontario.So many maps stop at the border. And the Canadian metrics (weekly cases/100k, @imgrund) don't align with the US metrics (daily cases/100k).

Mac n’ Chise 🧬🧫🦠

sailorrooscout

A very encouraging study done on our mRNA vaccines! Pfizer and Moderna vaccines provided strong immune responses against variant B.1.351 first identified in South Africa in those who recovered from

John P. Hussman, Ph.D.

hussmanjp

2/ My reading of the Pfizer results is that protection emerges after about 10 days (which is about where one would expect people to be come seropositive) and flattens after

Chris Hohnholz

ChrisHohnholz

So, my theory for how the COVID “crisis” will be “solved”: COVID numbers have been reported without any significant context for months. Just massive scary numbers reported daily. That will

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